One of the organization’s dedicated volunteers, Jen Kinsella, lovingly handcrafted 200 crocheted bunnies in 2025, each one created with families experiencing pregnancy or infant loss close in heart and mind.

Looking for a fun outing on the first weekend in March? Or perhaps a little competition? Bridget’s Bunnies 2^nd annual golf indoor simulator tournament is taking place on Saturday, March 7th, 2026, at the North Swing Golf Lounge in Barrie.

Bridget’s Bunnies Pregnancy and Infant Loss Foundation is moving its spring fundraiser to late-winter this year.

The second annual Golf Simulator Tournament is taking place on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at the North Swing Golf Lounge in Barrie.

Over 750 participants already registered for Saturday's run to support families facing pregnancy and infant loss.

Oct. 15 is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, also known as Wave of Light, to remember and honour babies gone too soon and support bereaved families who have experienced a pregnancy loss.

"It’s a joyful (event), and that’s how we present it but we also know the devastation that goes into us being successful with this," says co-founder of Bridget's Bunnies, offering support for families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss

A local charity with a mission of raising awareness for pregnancy and infant loss is getting a boost of support from crafters.

Bridget’s Bunnies kits are aimed to help families who experience pregnancy or infant loss

Donations will support RVH's neonatal intensive care unit and the obstetrics bereavement program

'Our goal has always been to ensure no family endures pregnancy or infant loss alone,' says founder

'We figure that what others usually spend on a birthday gift for our children can be better used to help others in need,' says Ethan's mom

Organization has delivered nearly 200 comfort kits to Barrie-area hospitals for families who experience pregnancy or infant loss; Now they are branching out to New Tecumseth.

'These funds mean families experiencing loss in our community will continue to receive compassion and support when they need it most,' says organizer

Flag raised in Barrie for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness

More than 400 people braved the cool weather and laced up for the inaugural Bridget’s Run, on Oct. 20 at Barrie’s Centennial Park, in recognition of Infant and Pregnancy Loss Awareness Month.

An incredible $33,380 was raised from participant registrations and community donations in support of Bridget’s Bunnies, an initiative to provide comfort kits to patients at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH) in the days following the loss of a pregnancy or infant. Funds from the run will also support RVH’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Bereavement Program.